Luminesca Preview
Tranquility and simplicity aren’t typically things we expect from video games these days. Yet, they’re exactly what Luminesca offers. There’s no list of objectives, no overblown story or annoying characters. Just your little amphibious avatar traversing through the deep blue waters, exploring the depths and feeling immersed in the beautiful atmosphere it provides. Luminesca is in [...]
Guide to Responsable Steam Shopping
Steam is at the forefront of online videogame distribution and is irrefutably the best due to its ease of use, great pricing, crazy offers, even crazier sale periods and free weekend trials, but it can be the demise of your disposable income. Over the last year I have purchased somewhere between 80 and 90 games [...]
Anodyne Review
Indie games can get pretty surreal and Anodyne is no different. This Zelda-inspired action-RPG is a crazy trip through the dream realm of a boy named Young and… hoo boy, there’s a lot of weird, impactful shit in the game’s 6-9 hour playtime. Players control Young on his quest to save the “Village Elder,” Briar, [...]
Little Inferno Combo List
If you’re one of the poor souls that bought Little Inferno and actually enjoyed it, I pity thee. To help put you out of your misery, I’ve constructed a complete list of all potential Little Inferno combos. Now go light yourself on fire. Chimney Stuffer (1) 1: Bike Pirate – Wooden Bicycle (1) + Toy [...]
Little Inferno Review
I love indie games created by small teams doing the impossible, pushing limits and impressing even the most hateful critics. The gaming industry needs more people like that, with imaginative minds that know how to create works of art in playable form on a scale grander than any multi-billon dollar company could ever dream of [...]
